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Golf history, business golf, careers in the game, gift ideas and golf beyond the course.
Golf has a reputation as an expensive sport — and it can be. Green fees, memberships, clubs, balls, shoes, lessons, range buckets and trips all add up. Some golfers joke that the game makes you "golf…
Buying a gift for a golfer sounds easy. In practice, it can be surprisingly tricky. Golfers can be particular about their equipment, many already own the basics, and it is hard to know whether a…
A well-run golf day is one of the best social occasions in sport. Whether it is a society outing with friends, a charity fundraiser or a corporate event for clients and colleagues, a golf day brings…
Golf is not only about four-hour rounds and handicap competitions. A whole world of golf exists purely for fun: lively ranges with targets, music and food; simulator bars where you can play…
One of the most common reasons people give up golf — or never start — is time. A full round can take four hours or more, plus travel, warm-up and the drink afterwards. Add work, family, household…
Golf is one of the oldest sports still widely played today. Its story stretches back more than five centuries — from shepherds and townsfolk knocking pebbles across coastal grassland to a global game…
For many golfers, the dream is not just to play more golf but to work in golf. The good news is that the golf industry is large and varied, and only a tiny fraction of its jobs involve playing…
Golf has long been described as the game of business. Few other settings give you four or five uninterrupted hours with a client, colleague or potential partner — walking, talking and sharing a…
